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==Manual Installation==
==Manual Installation==
For medium to large installations, it is best practice to install Moodle on your server manually. In addition to PHP, you require either IIS or Apache, and MSSQL (only in Moodle 1.7 or later) or MySQL.
For medium to large installations (e.g. a college or university), it is best practice to install Moodle on your server manually. In addition to PHP, you require either IIS or Apache, and MSSQL (only in Moodle 1.7 or later) or MySQL.


*[[Installation for Windows 2003 with IIS]]
*[[Installation for Windows 2003 with IIS]]

Revision as of 16:56, 1 January 2007

Installation Packages

If you are running a small (less than 30 users) Moodle server or just want to test Moodle on your Windows XP PC, pre-built packages are available for you to use. Here are links to pages containing step-by-step instructions for installing Moodle using install packages:

Manual Installation

For medium to large installations (e.g. a college or university), it is best practice to install Moodle on your server manually. In addition to PHP, you require either IIS or Apache, and MSSQL (only in Moodle 1.7 or later) or MySQL.